Terracotta pots are fairly easy to repair if you have a drill that can make holes on both pieces. Use wire or waxed cord like this one that I use. In my opinion, these repaired pots are even more attractive than a new...
My guest on The Garden Lady on May 4th was garden designer Andrew Fisher Tomlin. He's the author of The Modern Professional Planting Designer. For...
Wow! Not only did the cover of Hydrangea Happiness make the front page, but we learn that HI is replacing AI. Read the story: Move over,...
From March through Mother's Day it's common to find Hydrangea macrophylla plants in garden centers, box stores and supermarkets. These are popular...
The featured image above is of a tree that seems to be saying that it's all going to be okay. On The Garden Lady radio program on March 21st it was...
On The Garden Lady today my guest spoke about Sakonnet Garden, a private landscape in Rhode Island that is open to the public several times a year....
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I live on Cape Cod and we just went through an epic blizzard. As I write this on Thursday, there are still people who don't have power or whose...
Today’s program on The Garden Lady focuses on planting. Why it’s good to put small plants in the ground, and is it better to plant in the fall or...
This postcard was inspired by a suggestion from garden designer Warren Leach, of Tranquil Lake Nursery. On The Garden Lady on February 14th...
When you hear the term “Ecological Gardening” what do you think of? Maybe you think of nature friendly design or kind critter and pest control. Or...
On The Garden Lady on January 31st I welcomed Charlie Nardozzi, author of The Continuous Vegetable Garden. Charlie is doing a webinar on The...
It was 8° F this morning when I got up, and the high is supposed to be 16°. This is what I call "Hydrangea dan-jah" weather. Plants such as the...